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Until Worlds Collapse

Sep 27, 2022
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By Saptak Dutta


You have been living in my heart Since the first snow over the rocks of Neptune After all the sweet lyrics were lost Of the smoky blues that you used to croon.



Dying for another day to be with you Tears uncried beginning to hurt like frostbite Each moment feels longer than a lightyear Suicide of the sun exalts the spell of the night. Thus I became what you once were Souls conjugated forever giving birth to the moon Let the poets carouse until worlds collapse Riding through the ruins of time I'll reach you soon.



By Saptak Dutta




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